Lottery fraud : how the government takes the money of fools

Yet another thread that should be locked.

There is :shk::shk::shk: such thing as lottery fraud. Several have tried and all have been caught.


[edit on 4/25/2005 by shots]

[edit on 4/25/2005 by shots]

I don't play them I call them the poor mans Tax

Originally posted by MattMarriott
Check the similarities with another great hoax - how the government made people believe that two airliners impacted the WTC towers

still going on
letsroll911.org...
locked
www.abovetopsecret.com...

And keep in mind that this hoax is staged weekly, and as I pointed out before, it is still shown "live" on TV, in some countries...

From
End Times Prophet predicted which american city would be first destroyed in new age

None of these people who supposedly make these fabulously accurate predictions has EVER won a lottery, or even a fortune in the stock market!

But, but... I did win it as first!

Have any of you ever been a regular at a store claiming to sell the winning ticket? The clerks from these stores are on the news more often then the winners I've noticed. But they couldn't all be actors could they? Are they bribed or maybe bullied by "men in black" to keep quiet? It's doubtful, because wouldn't someone have blabbed by now? Maybe they put a hit on them. That would certainly shut them up. But real people have to win occasionally so no one gets suspicious. So just like casinos, the state pays out just enough to keep suckers hooked.

It's funny, after playing keno for several months at the bar I worked at, I was convinced it was rigged. Whatever numbers are not picked or picked the least, the machine doesn't draw. Period. Keno is also a state run game and if it's rigged, why wouldn't the lottery be too? The machine only has to pick the winning numbers from those no one played, then some actor's hired to perpetuates the illusion further. Maybe actors take some sort of oath of secrecy we're unaware of.

But if a real winner, known by real people, didn't surface from time to time, the illusion would shatter. Maybe real people only win when there are no unused numbers. And have you ever noticed how many supposed winners tend to be non-citizens from third world countries? Is that so we'll assume they took there winnings and dispeared back home where they can live like kings? Or perhaps it's a ploy to entice these individuals even more.

I've been telling my Husband for years I wouldn't doubt it if the lottery was a scam. But he continues to throw away his money every week anyway, just like all the other dopes.

I will vouch that scratchers and the other small stake lottery games, are the real deal though. My brother plays all the time and wins two to three hundred dollars consistently. Even my husband wins twenty dollars or so from time to time.

I hate gambling myself. I know I'll never win and I never do.

reply to post by Raphael_UO


Do you really think there's no incentive to rig the lottery? Greed is the incentive to all rigged systems, inside or outside the casino. The Lottery, even though its managed by the state, is run by people who control the machines. There are more ways to rig a lottery than to keep it fair and honest. Only a five-year old would think the lottery is designed to be fair in any way. The lottery is designed to be unfair under the guise of fairness. If the state does get caught cheating and causing massive fraud on the public, they will blame rogue individuals. Then the game goes on. It never dies because of a scandal here and there.

If you think casinos don't rig their machines and table games, you know nothing about game theory or the gaming industry. You are a sucker in the casinos, as well as in the reverse social security scam called the lottery.

If you ran a lottery, you would spend all day and night perfecting ways to rig it without triggering any alarms. Computerized drawings are easy to control. Balls are just as easy using magnets, RFID transmitters, gases, weighted paint, slightly imperfect ball shapes and weights, digital laser sensors, and too many other ways. Anyone who sets up a magic trick can tell how fixed the whole system is.